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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Philip Haxall of Rich
nlond, is visiting Gen. w. H. F. Lee at Rs-
vensvorth.
Mr.. Louis Barley will leave to morrow for
Texas, where be goes 10 consummate the
ssie OF Q tract OF land in which no has an
intere.f
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WANTS.

{{TANTED TO PURCHASER PAIR OF
~ BKA5S ANDiRONS and FENDER. Adj
drozs J., GAZETTE office. oct7 st
ssTANTED-A LARGE HOUSE SUITABLE
~ FOB d BOARDING HOUSE. Apply to
HUFIY & DYER, 18Th and F streets Washing
ton, D. .. oct7 1t
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At the close of business, October ., 1897.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts S343, $50 80
Overdrafts, 800 90
T. S bonds to secure circulation 100000 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, 12l 1893 81
Due from approved reserve agents, S3,165 03
g other National banks, 1913 "a
- State banks and bankers, 2,511 50
Real estate, furniture and fixtures, 10000 W
Current expenses and taxes paid, o.5o3 w
Premium paid, $4,000 w
Checks and other cash items, 1O.294 IL
Bills Of other banks, 300 w
Fractional paper currency, n;ckes and
pennies, 10 10
Specie. 2l10O 90
Legal tender notes. $3.50 OO
Redemption fund with L. 5. Treasurer
per cent of circulation, 1900 90
Due from L. S. Treasurer, other than
per cent redemption fund, ooo w
s749,9o3 %
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus fund 10000 90
Undivided profits, 2I,3S5 IA
National bank Noes outstanding, 10000 w
Individual deposits subject to check. 42o, 40
Demand certificates of deposit, 5394S %
Due to other National banks 26292 %
" State banks and bankers, $500 II
S749,9O3 %
STATE Of TIrgisiG, city OF alexandria
I, Charles L. Hooif. Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solcmnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. r. HO0FF Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day OF October, 1887.
]. JOHNSTON GREEN, Notary Public.
Corrcct-attest:
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
HENRY STRAUSS, Directors.
Jos. BEoDERs. octI 1T
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: LOCAL NEWS

For this section warmer, fair weather, light to
fresh southerly winds.
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DELEGATES ELEcrED.-Delegates were elected
last night from the county TO the legislative NOM
mating convention to be held in this city to-
MORROW rs follows From Jefferson District,
Messrs. Z. W. Johnston and E. T. Sisson; from
Arlington District, Messrs Willard F. Birch and
L. y. VanEnery, Atcrnatcs, Messrs. Joseph
Field and John T. Birch.
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The CONVENTION to nominate : demo
cratic candidate for the legislature from
this city aud counts will be hs!d at the
Opera House, tomorrow morning, ct IL
nlcinni.
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NEW BOOKS 1T FRENCH'S

AZ AND 40 KING STREET.
The Earth Trembltd E. P Roe 81 90.
Esther, q book for girls. Miss Carey. 81 %.
Grethen. BY Holmes. 81 so.
Bee Man of Orn. 81 %.
4 Plucky One. SOC.
Tickle. 81.
Confessons.ofa Society Man 81 %.
Bread in the Desert. McKim. 81 %.
War and Peace. Tolstoi
Vendetta. Marie Cweli.
Little Sunshine is the most beautiful juvenile
book of the season. soc.
Sew Books, Magazines, Daily and Weekly
Papers ocoved as soon as published.
Everything in SCHOOL BOOKS and supplies,
wholesale and retail.
oct7 G.. E. FRENCH.
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DoMEsIIC DRY GOODS as cheap the cheap
- est at
oct7 AMOS B. SLAYMAhEk'S.
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AssAULT.-Ye sterdey evening Harry Ham
mnod the II year old son of Mr.. J. W. Ham
mond, eadeavored to drive little colored
boy named Reynolds from the pavement of
Nr. iiammord;s store, where he was scat
ieriue some cats which We're laid cut for
s.:s. when me two boys got iuto d scufile.
L9l;,a Reynolds, 9. sister Of the boy, who
has been empio3ed rs a servant in the house
OF Mr. Hammond, saw the scutle, ran out
upon the sidewalk and, grabbing little Har-
~, ,uraw him 10. the ground, cutting the
back Of his head. Later, Lsttje wen, 10 Mr..
Hammond's house, where she was taken to
task by Mrs. H. for her ;reatmen; OF her son.
Tho girl became very impudent and refused
to cave the house when ordered. Mrs
Hammond then s.yuc& her with g towel
when sac mad in her haAd, When Lettie as
saGltec her. knocked her down and severely
bruised her face Nr. HammoGd's father,
az old, Gecrepit U1aJ, went to the assistance
O. his dsnghte. IL lew when, he too, WAS
Knocked down by The girl who then ran
feom ,bc house Later AIr Hammond's
s1u. Edward, heaIiog OF the affair, went to
the house OF the gifi's mother and forced
open gae door threatening revenge against
the CIR, but she was arrested and taken to
;aa station house unframed. This morning
The sirl was fined 50 Tor 80 assault on Harry
Hammond aad So for 81 assault ca AIR. and
N,s. Hammoad aud warrant having been
gotten OUT .or Edward Hammond, charged
with di-o,deeiy conduct, he was fined 50.
He iook an appeal.
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No. 1716.
Citizens National.B Bank,

OF ALEXANDRIA, IN THE-sTATE OF VIRGINIA
At the close of business, October 5, 1887
RESOURCES
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STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. Z. 1887.
The following additional appointments an
nounced by authority. Democratic papers please
copy.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Chairman
". ". SCOTT, Secretary.
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James ~ Dunlop.
Chesterfield, Monday, October 10.
King William, Monday, October %.
Gen. EppC Hinton.
Shenandoah, Monday, October 10.
Fairfax, Monday, October II.
Thomas Whitehead.
Nelson, Monday. October "a.
Waller Il. Staples.
Danville, Saturday, October 10, night
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PoLIcS REPORT Last night was clear
and mid, with three prisoners and one lod-
ger al the station house
Tue Mayor this. ncraiug disposed OF the
following eases:
Lacy E.zsy, colored, charged with har-
boring 8 fugitive from justice, waa dis
charged.
Lsltie Reynolds, colored girl, ARRESTED
by officer Simpsoa, charged with ss5ariting
and 5ealog Harry Hammond was tined s.,
&ui iaf az assault co MIS-. j W. Ham
mon sse vas fned =
E)war3 Hammond arrested rs officer
mrsn, Char ed with Gi7order., ecuduct
id Co.,. tkiug ~ she door Of Catherine Key
no'd- Jee mother OF Lsttie, vas tined =
He ooE an appes
one Write a15 No eo,ored boys, arrested
by officers Davis and Breuneg, charged With
crne. rsiiGe % dog, were discharged.
Edward Meade, arrested hy officers Bet
lis and Shew wood Tor aa assault, or Geor-
gamma Lucas, was ioc,.aa up.
Three sinai. whitc boys, chaEst5 wi.i an
assault OF AN oIl coorel man, we're dis
charged
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BANK STATEMENTS.
1851.
pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank,

OF ALEXANDRIA, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
At the close of business, October ., 1887.
RESOURCES
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

E'OR SALE Good Business Property
i in West Washington, on SD st., bet o
and 7 SITS; nice store and dwelling attached;
price only si,5C0. j. W. p. MYERS & SON,
1923 ave-
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
NOTEs AMI EnssIp.

LOTS in Santa Barbara, Cal, that could
be bc ught last yesr for 81 800 are now held
0t $4,000, but this dte,n't show tbs. they
are worth It..
AMONG the novel fcltures OF the Iutcrna-
tlonal Encampment at Chicago will be mil
itary companies from Denmark, sweden,
Norway and Belgium.
Miss HoorER, the daughter OF Vice
Consul Hooper OF Paris has been of red
an engagement in Mrs, Lames Brown Pot
ttr's American company
Mn. GEoRGE sENEY OF New York has
promised to send twenty of the finest pic
lures from his private gallery for exhibition
at the Piedmont Exposition.
SEELvoR VEST Of Missouri writes long
argumeltatiye letter to the st, Louis Reytb-
i'can in support ot the high license system
Of dealing with the liquor traffic.
DR.. ABRuzzo, an Italian capitalist OF
New York, has purchased G.5 acres OF land
in Warwick County, Virginia, for the pur-
pore OF settling an italian colony
TEAcuER-Can any one help Johnny to
finish the Fourth Commandment Small!
Boy-Yeth'm. And the Lord blethed the
Thaturday and made 1t holiday Il Life.
HoS. HENRY w. HILLIARp, ex. Congress
man from Alabama, Minister to Belgium
under Mr.. Tyler and Minister to Brazil un-
der Mr.. Hayes, 10 busily engaged upon his
"Reminiscences at Home and Abroad.r
twill be published by Appleton.
REV. GEORGE j., ROGERS OF Brooks Sta
Ion, Bullitt County, KY, has been in the
ministry 72 years and is the Oldest Methodlst
preacher iu the South. He is veteran of
the war OF lSl2, and ut the age OF 96 is still
active and healthy, frequently riding on
horseback to Louisville, a distance OF Il
miles,
THE epicures OF New York are denied the
luxury of reed-birds by law which the
Audubon Society proved strong and inilu-
ential enough to have passed year or two
ago. Consequently, says the Sun, thou.
sands Of these melancholy birds along the
Delaware are eating themselves fat to no
purpose, 60 far US New Workers are con
cerned.
AN officer OF the Denver and Rio Grands
Railway remarked the other day to New
York Tribune reporter that their former
daily reports from conductors would
average about 275 passes day. Their
present reports lun from 40 to 4j passes a
day. one result Oi tue cutting OF OF free
passes has been to diminish the revenues
Uf the palace car service.
TnE most uutlbls htiress at Sea Girt this
season is little May 'hhple.s, whose father,
formerly one of the iitm Of Arnold Con.
stable & Co, ot New York, left her
SI6oC,0OU 10 her Owu name wneu he died
In Paris several year, "sO She ia only 8
yCnr- ut age and Iu charge n her mother
Lurg Bruuh hss m hHrtss slIl younger,
Nlsr ii|d .'g", d,u.hrr,t me richest Cublu
cis1r nuJ M cturrC 90 lbr world, who has
a snug legacy of % Ouu,UOO warlug for her
| she i- only ytHiH old Srither uf the
| young hdiyt it li,sIrg 900 sultDrs u0twlth-
| standing the lDuy "ai' ahead
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

L'OR SALE-CheHp-A Good business
IT property on AZ st W; number one In
vestment; price 5000.
G. II. PARKER, il6 and + sts g W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
GENERAL AND rnIrIouLAR.

"Mamma," whispered little Mamie, who
had Just been punished, ~ Wish l was
growtd up"
"why, Mamtef"
"so's could have bustle.n
The clerk who 1Tes up the accounts TO
bis own advantage profits by bad add-vlce.
The health OF the country OF large was
never better and is improving daily. OF
course It is not attributed to the absence OF
the doctors who are now here.
The doctors who partook OF the spread
last night have the advantage over common
mortals who were there. They can tell
what is the matter with them this morning
in nice long euphonious words.
There is an exceedingly apt rhyme be-
tween the words "creditor" and "editor,n
hut 1t would be a waste OF time trying to
work 1t into poetry. There are too many
cold, llinty facts connected with It.
elias your husband gone to the meeting
Of the United Sons OF ~
ale has, sor.n
"Was he delegated ~
"lf that's q high.toned word for dhrunk
he wor."
After n man has been indulging in an
elevator" too freely he finds II hard work
to settle down to walking
schooldays come, barc-foo,ed urchins
O'er their books commence to pore,
Aud the poor, hardworkiug farmer
Chuckles softly DER and DER.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
ui.uNuu .srllNr.

Blue isliUl DO Tine .fuf-rl'
laDW u,tru HH"' a.' I'D Uf.
SIS nu|- pTu-.HH i.r.uu. Tu'a
And watched Iua W1fn4YI.. au4 tu thus
Would eiadiy ur ll., "IusE Aage flown,
For fhou 20 ra w'ri fairy lIui
And as gaEy4 ul 'h.H drHtm0l
" hhf soft sga Winds .hF UIUssOHs mel
" lat silver waters kissed fhH sand
That on tly sunny heughes CLEANED.
The gray old hoatmau shook bis head;
won him wltha double fee.
The waves were ruugh;' felt no dread;
"Thc way was long I only said;
ut brings me, happy Isle, to thee
what found when I reached thy sidof
Rough shingle, with wet son wrlnk spread,
Black roCkp, whore rows OF ish.nuts dried.
An old hulk washed up by the tide,
And gulls nests, with the birds all fled
Blue island IN the distant sea
l turn my gaze TO thee no more;
Yet sigh 10 think how fair would h9
The old sweet Turing dream Of thee;
II had never touched thy shore
Marion Douglass in Harpers Weekly.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
.WAMTEn...MIsCELLANeOus.

w AS1ED-w washington CITY aud
W District property In exchange for "a
baltimore, now paying per cent ON valud-
iion; would trade for good farm near IL II
station. THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
9ji + street, Room 4,
Washington, D. Q,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
WANIgp...ROOMs.

NNTANTEp-To Rent Unfurni-hod,
W permanently, 2l floor suite Of OF
rooms with or without board, private fam,
ilv: ur viii rent house with or 10 rooms.
north sr south front, bet 0th aud ED SIS
v; references. Address 5. J.. BRO NN, n!J
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

MIR. PowpERLN has IN contemplation
missionary tour to Ireland In the in.
terest Of Home Rule, AT present ad.
vices the interests Of the great labor
organization over which he has the
honor of presiding would seem to de-.
mand hismorC careful attention. IIar.
mony at home should he his paramount
consideration ut this particular juno.
ture rather lhan Home Rule abroad.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

THE good wishes of iunumerablc
friends will accompany Miss Clara
Barton, who sails TO day for Europe to
attend the Red Cross Conference at
Carlsruhe, Germany. The United
States could ask no more illustrioui
representative on this important occa.
sion,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

The Presidents speech at the open.
Ing of the Medical Congress yesterday
was model of brevity and good taste.
Extended remarks upon an occasion of
that kind would not only have been out
of Mr.. Cleveland's line, but altogether
out Of place.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
FOR SAlE--HDUSES.

E'OR SALE Cheap = New G-Room
II bay-window brick; all mod imps; con.
creted cellar; terms very easy.
CIlAS, A SHIELDS, 1905 + st n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

L'OR SALE-Rare CHARACTERIZATION
Takoma Park, price only s9. COO; also elegant
sites for two stores on 18th st; lot 10 by 100
feet 10 90 II alley. j. W. p. MYERS & son,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
PRGYlSlnNS

CIRCLE MARK TgT. -- Having Pur-
- chased the stock aud goodwill NJ Circle
Market, corner Of w. tyo. and T. So. we earn.
estly solicit the liberal PATRONAGE given ON.
predecessors. and, by making Funu additions
to stock as the demand mHy ragurs, with
livery OF orders, hope 20 give satisfaction 10
all who pltroniZe us, Respectfully,
s. L. WlLLETT a. s II, GWYNNE,
Successors 10 T. S, Brooke q Co,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

ANOTHER Indian Prince has arrived
In New York, but he comes too late to
create even flutter. The novelty of
the Indian Prince business has worn off
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

DoCroRs ,rH, disagree but consider.
ing the number of them now in Wash.
ipg,on they are remarkably happy
family. The trouble In the case of the
distinguished Italian physicians, Drs
Durante and Scmmola, was unfortu
nate, but the medical skill of the man.
agement will doubtless find some
emolllent potent enough to heal the
sore,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

DAHORANA or Battle of Hull Run,
Il 18th st., two blocks south of Pa. ave.
a large fan always In operation making Il
the coolest place in tho city.
Open from a. IN. to 10 p. m. Sundays half
,,rtpn
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
NnR sALE-snoolnI I,nrcnina-

EOR SALE-speClaI BnrEWins-
II Several siN-rOom houses on A ST @; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
ment; price only S2C01 each. Also,
1lr brick, 18th Il, bet T and U....,....s7,50
sr, on L. bet 18TH and 10th SITS II w...,.. 6,O0D
llr and cellar ON Corcoran st...,,,.,.. 1000
Brick, ilr, East Cap st, bet 9Th and 7th. 0,O0O
iir n @ cor Ii and 2lst SITS n w..,.,,,..,, $500
7r on Marion, bet 9Th and eth SITS w..,. f.2i0
Apply at once to j. W. =. MYERS Is SON,
1923 New York ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
NONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 40 LOAN on Real Estate
M 10y WEST WASHINGTON REAL ES-
TATE AND DROKEHS' EXCHANGE, 1914
2Sth 81 n W, u d, Rullin, manager.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
L'oR sALE-Housrs ror Aomes or 10.

L'OE SAFE II ousua for aomes or In
X vC-tmonis.
X II W. corner house, large, well located
can be bought az y bargain.
18th ~ II y beautiful residence perfect
order. all m i.,n.,. ,....... 80. ..rSi5,OOO
Vt ave, near Iowa Circle, elegant house
ana lucatiun..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8b,OpJ
Iowa rclc, charming house, very CON.
ulgte throughout. ....... ........ 5000
II 81 " near 18Th II Il w appointments
and tnish, perfect, sidc lot. ....,..,. 5000
10Th IT W, near Dupont Circle. nearly
new, inside finished In na'urul wood,
hcalingGnd ventilation excellent: can
be purchased furnished or unlur -.
NJ II n W, hut isthHnd 18Th sts, houses,
all very desirable. different pficcs...
18th ~ II W, bet and q St.. line bnsl-
neSs property. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
CorCoran st. bet 18th and lithsts."". 900
\ n, near 18th u y We. .......r...,. J,5OO
Mo ave, house In good order, leased for
SlO icf no, ..'s,'sss'.sr... o'VOV
Ii II y @. good sized hou3o and lot, all
nuu llnDs, .... ,,..'..'t..'' .srs.'st'. 5'UuO
nth st c,2 new houses, very complete.
good yards; each....,. ....,.......... $500
II houses, small and convenient, all
rented, gland investments; Cach..,... $50
houses, new and complete, paying
good rate Of int: terms easy: each.., 1000
9 houses, well built, paying good rent;
can he bought for leach. 1880
Houses sold or exchanged. Building cstl-
mates furnished. Loans PROMPTLY negotiated.
GEO. p. GOFF,
No non Now York n
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

gIOR REST--1d"B Itth 81, a Conn
4 Portable lO.rOom house, with alcove,
bathroom and closets and mod imps; street
cars pass the door; rent s35
Jas. q. spkIGG. 1921 N y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

DOR RENT-The Elegant and Desira-
Il BILE brick dwelling, with brick cottage for
servants, No. 1897 NJ st n W, next door 10
one of the best in the city; house newly and
handsomely furnished; will be let with or
without furniture or the furniture will be sold
al great sacrifice. Gail early, as such an
opportunity Is rarely offered.
Also Tor sale at bargain new phnton.
For particulars apply TO
HUFFTY & DYER,
19DI ~ n
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ q. 4. E.-N Special Meeting of
~ the meWtors of KIT Carson Post No.
., will lie held nt the Post room ON THURS.
DAY EVENING, sth inst Mt 1:D o'cloCk, to
consider the question Df Transportation To the
coming National Ercanpment AMI matters
relating thereto all comrades aud others
interested therein are invited to he present.
by order CHARLES =. LINCOLN
fpst COmmlndUr.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
FOa aENT-..RGUsES

LOR RgNT-2gi0 and Ge1i 18th 10 n
4 W, d rooms and hath; mod imps: rent
$3.50 TilOS. e.. IIENSKY,
1895 Y 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

DOR SALE-Chenp-3ii Penn ave
H W; a good business property; lot 2jxl2T
feet deep; house Is rooms: renting at $50 per
month; price $1,000; $1,000 cash, balance /, .
and years q. II. PARKER,
AZ and r. gts q "
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

room house on $ Cap st............si3OO 800
" Fenton st,,.......,,,. i3S0
Two . room bricks, 18th st $ c. e9Ch..... 900
room brick ON n " n w.....,.,.,,.,.. $3.50
10 room brick, 18th ~ n w,,..,,,,.., ..,. O,bOO
b room brick, q II n w........,.,....,. $500
Gem of a home on CArnllne st......,..... $500
J. ". T.. MYERS IS son,
1923 Now York ave,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1921 Il street northwest.

TOR REET-A Large, 15.Room
f house on Pa ave, opposite Metropolitan
HOTEL most desirable location for boarding.
house or hotel use; in best condition, with all
mod imps rent S15.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

EOR RENT-3 Unfurnished Rooms,
4 suitable for housekeeping, at 1915 Il
Il II W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

LNOR SALE-A Good Little Business
Il stand on + st, bet 2d and 30 SITS; price
si,700; six rooms and store.
c, II, PARKER, AZ and Il SITS W.
nor SALE-Two 5.Room Frame
Il houses, two squares north of the Bound
ary, near 18th st extended, with i,2J0 feet of
land; price Si.9i5. ,
j. W. p. MYERS s SON,
li25 N Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
NOR RENT
fOa RENT--.RpORS.

EOR RENT-2 Nice Large Unfur-
A nished communicating rooms, all mod
imns, 81 per month. 1913 l2th stnw W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
lua eHa tiuau

T OSr- a Largo Topaz seal and othrr
j watch uIuIu- attached tuu nHtrk Silk
rhhou. Krvgrd n '.f ut flU1F 49, NV
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

EOR RENT-One Large Furnished
Il front room, 321 q st II w Inquire at the
Secondhand National Book Store, WILCOX
& Co, g01 AZ st n VI,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

Persons leaving the city for the summer
can have TnE CBtrtc mailed to their address,
postage paid, for 20 cents per month.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
HOUSES FOR RENT.


LOANS.
In sums ~ suit ~ per cont
Tho above is only a small portion of prop
erty on my books For full list call at Office
for nlletins issued Oh lst and 18th
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

EOR sALE-By $. E. LEWIS, Real
II Estate, Loans and Insurance. f35 7th st
n w-One lot next to the Stickney Memorial
Chapel, 72xiO0 feet, north side of p st, bet 9th
and 9th SITS II W, See other sales in Saturdays
Gfar
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

Connected with /. a, Evans & Co., boston;
E. L. Brewster 4 Co., Chicago; CorsUn a. Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren & Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous sOcrrlties
on New York Stock Exchange.
The Butler weekly times., 1887-10-19

Fred Tesches and his wife were
placed under arrest and guards
placed over them IN their own resi-
dence, pending the result of the
coroner's inquest. There will be
some sensational. developments to
morrow not obtainab:e tonight. The
excitement is intense and the express
sion is freely made that Mrs. Tesches
should a3t DE i-.t t the law. But
better coa2cL VII prevail and she
will not be mobbed. The remains of
&c unfortuu;tye wylus.nw III be buried
o.alori Ow. 1t is iot expected that
'he co:ouer's j,;ry VIII finish it's III
,estiSation for two or three days. It
should be said in Mr.. Tesches' favor
that no one believes he had any more
to do with the crime than to shield
his wife from exposure before and
after the girls death.